Utter in Malayalam
ഉച്ചരിക്കുക (ucharikkuka) means to pronounce and so to utter, the verb for getting a sound or a word out of the mouth. It is the word used about pronunciation in language teaching. The affricate is soft and the doubled consonant is held.
Most common translation
Utter, pronounce.
ഈ വാക്ക് പതുക്കെ ഉച്ചരിക്കുക.
ee vaakku pathukke ucharikkuka.
Pronounce this word slowly.
All Malayalam words for “utter”
- ഉച്ചരിക്കുക (ucharikkuka) — Utter, pronounce.
- ഉരിയാടുക (uriyaaduka) — Speak, tell, utter.
- മിണ്ടുക (minduka) — Talk, speak, utter.
- ശബ്ദിക്കുക (shabdikkuka) — Make a sound or noise, speak, utter.
- ചൊല്ലിക്കുക (chollikkuka) — Make one utter, say or chant.
- തെറിപറയുക (theriparayuka) — Use foul language, speak in a vulgar way, abuse, utter obscene words.
- പുളുവടിക്കുക (puluvadikkuka) — Tell lies, talk exaggeratingly, utter white lies or falsehood.
English utter is also an adjective meaning complete, as in utter nonsense, and nothing in this entry covers that. ഉരിയാടുക (uriyaaduka) and മിണ്ടുക (minduka) mean to speak, often in negative sentences about not saying a word.
Common questions
How do you say utter in Malayalam?
To utter is ഉച്ചരിക്കുക (ucharikkuka).
Which verb fits he did not utter a word?
മിണ്ടുക (minduka), the everyday verb for speaking that Malayalam almost always uses in that kind of negative sentence.